Ms. Mason was released from prison, and she thought that she was eligible to vote.

Dr. Goldstein, according to your written testimony, the last five years have been the hottest days on record for air and ocean temperatures.

$32 billion. But what does that $32 billion in neglect look like?

So there are areas in the country--let's say, Dr. Holder--there are areas in the country that previously may see diseases that they've never seen before.

So people just throw out the term $32 billion. That is what is owed to New York City's Housing Authority alone, $32 billion.

I don't think it's surprising that we've tied your hands. We've made your job impossible, and then we're upset that we've given you an impossible standard that you haven't been able to meet.

I think it is so important that that gets across, because there is no way that we can develop a plan, there's no way that I think you can develop a plan that is realistic unless we lift this burdensome requirement on you.

A lot of private delivery corporations do not cover healthcare for a lot of their employees. It's extremely stressful work conditions.

I would say that we created this problem. And I think that it's on us to fix it, at least in this specific respect, with retiree health benefits.

Thank you. Mr. Chair, I'd like to submit to the congressional Record two documents...

We are not debating whether climate change is real and we are not debating any of those attendant effects.